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The Flonnie Anderson
Theatrical Association will present
"Ladies of the Jury," Feb.
14, 15 and 16 at the Salem Fine
Arts Center.
The association has taken the
action out of the play's original
setting of Rosefield, N.J., and
placed all of the action in
Kernersville and Winston-Salem.
The play's scenes revolve around
the murder trial of a Kernersville
woman.
Mrs. Livingston Baldwin
Crane, a prominent society lady,
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sec problems. Often, nationwide
organizations can lose contact
and togetherness. Sometimes you
can get too big. We stay small so
that we know our members.
That's a benefit of being a state
organization. We feel we can be
more-constructive that'#*y.M 1
The association was originally
formed as the North Carolina
Negro Law Enforcement Officers
Association, but Scales says the
name was changed "so that we
would not be guilty of the very
same discrimination that we were
fighting to prevent."
Scales emphasizes that there is
more to the law enforcement
organization than socializing.
The seven chapters in North
Carolina meet in general session
each June. At the meetings, referred
to as "re-training conferences,"
members attend
workshops conducted by the FBI,
the State Bureau of Investigations,
the North Carolina Justice
Academy and other official
organizations.
Scales says members receive
certificates for attending the
classes, which include such subjects
as crisis control. He says the
sessions help keep members upto-date
on what is happening in
Truhon Pre
technology may seem, they are
there.
Many of them are already in
our homes or workplaces, our
schools and even our churches.
How many of us would want to
give up our satellite dishes, our
superstates, our microwave
ovens, our video games, our
home computers and pocket,
calculators, our wonder drugs
and longer lifespans -- in short,
our space-age technology?
Not many, I'm sure.
As for cost versus gain, more
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asking at least four members
from each garden club to attend
council meetings. The agenda
also included a report on the
Christmas Holiday Houses.
The topic of discussion for the
meeting was "Buying a Plant and
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serves on a jury in Winston-.
Salem and is convinced that the
French actress who lives near
Kernersville is not guilty of killing
hef husband. What happens
when Mrs. Crane takes on each
member of She jury one by one to
convert him to her point of view
provides humorous insight into
jury conduct.
The cast for the two-act play
includes Janice Ferguson*
Thomas Coaxum, Palmer
Friende, Teresa Faison, Bruce
Foriest, Barbara Dula, Riley
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the field of law enforcement.
The number of blacks in law
enforcement has increased
significantly in the last decade,
though Scales says the number of
working officers has "not increased
as fast as 1 would like it
to.M Tlte state ofNofth Carolina,
Scales estimates, has approximately
1,400 black officers.
There are 21 members in the
Winston-Salem/Forsyth County
chapter of the association and
about 200 statewide. In light of
the number of black law agents,
Scales says there is still room for
. improvement.
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"There is still a lot of room for
more advancement," he says.
"We have come a long way from
15 years ago, but there's still a
long way to go."
The association has an auxiliary
group which offers spouses
of police officers an opportunity
to become better acquainted and
to provide a source of support for
one another. The organization
also sponsors fund raisers and at
times makes itself available to
charitable groups as security officers.
Scales says the association has
developed a good reputation
among all law enforcement of
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wealth has been squandered on
war, propaganda, crime and
other destructive activities than
the space program could ever
hope to attain in its appropriations
battles.
Many of us take our space program
- and its benefits - for
granted.
Perhaps we needed this
reminder.
Whatever we do, other countries,
in particular the Soviet
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Caring for It at Home.*' Mrs.
Shoof led the discussion, which
included tips on humidity, light
conditions and temperatures.
Following the meeting,^
members enjoyed a meaf
prepared by Mrs. Goodwin.
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(photo by James Parker).
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Matthews, Donza Friende and
Linda Wigley.
Other cast members are Bernard
Carey, James Rousseau,
Cedi Leffler, Brian Corley, Ran
som Redmon, Tracey Phillips,
Beth Poinsett, Sharon Parrish,
Ron Andrews, Deirdre Anderson,
Rainey Wiley and Sylvia .
Carey.
The play's technical director is
Ron Andrews: staee manao#?r ic
Deirdre Anderson
The director is Flonnie Anderson.
ficers. Because the organization
has successfully entered suits on
behalf of minority officers, I
Scales feels the group serves as a
deterrent to discrimination.
"There have been instances
when we've offlai.Mtfe.
found out the officer, had our
support, the problem was
discussed and taken care of
without a lot of trouble," says
Scales.
Still, he says the association
only supports legitimate cases involving
officers who have not
violated their responsibilities as
officers.
"We don't back foolishness,"
says Scales. "Our organization
does not have a bad mark against '
it, and we're going to keep it that
way. As officers, we know who
we are and what we're supposed
to do. If an officer is doing his
job and following the regulations,
there is no reason for him
to be discriminated against, and
we'll look into it. But if an officer
goes out and is arrested for DUI
or something like that and loses
his rank, then he has no reason to
complain. We're an up-front
organization. We've done an
outstanding job. We're quite proud
of our organization."
Union, won't scrub their space
programs. If we are to give our
children the benefits that the exploration
of space can provide,
we must continue the program
for which the seven members of
the Challenger's crew gave their
lives.
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